DECLAN BONNER HAS confirmed he’s in the race to be appointed as the Donegal senior football manager.
Donegal Daily reports that Bonner is interested in replacing Rory Gallagher in the hot-seat having been nominated by several clubs in the county.
Advertisement
The Lettermacaward native led Donegal to an Ulster minor title in 2014 before lifting the provincial U21 crown with the same crop of players earlier this year.
“After a couple of weeks of discussions with my family and with other people, I’ve decided to allow my name go in,” he told Donegal Daily.
“It wasn’t a decision that I made lightly. It wasn’t one that I thought I would have to make at this stage.
“A lot of people have been asking me what my plans are but, as and from this evening, I will definitely be going forward.”
Bonner, who was previously in charge of the county between 1997 and 2000, added that he has a backroom team in place.
To embed this post, copy the code below on your site
Close
Comments
This is YOUR comments community. Stay civil, stay constructive, stay on topic.
Please familiarise yourself with our comments policy
here
before taking part.
Ulster U21 and minor winning boss confirms he's in the running for the Donegal job
DECLAN BONNER HAS confirmed he’s in the race to be appointed as the Donegal senior football manager.
Donegal Daily reports that Bonner is interested in replacing Rory Gallagher in the hot-seat having been nominated by several clubs in the county.
The Lettermacaward native led Donegal to an Ulster minor title in 2014 before lifting the provincial U21 crown with the same crop of players earlier this year.
“After a couple of weeks of discussions with my family and with other people, I’ve decided to allow my name go in,” he told Donegal Daily.
“It wasn’t a decision that I made lightly. It wasn’t one that I thought I would have to make at this stage.
“A lot of people have been asking me what my plans are but, as and from this evening, I will definitely be going forward.”
Bonner, who was previously in charge of the county between 1997 and 2000, added that he has a backroom team in place.
The42 Podcasts / SoundCloud
Tyrone make one change for Dublin as David Mulgrew’s 2-1 off the bench gets him the nod
Man-of-the-match winners from last two games are Cork injury concerns for All-Ireland minor final
To embed this post, copy the code below on your site
All-Ireland SFC Declan Bonner GAA name in the hat